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Richard Doyle
(1824 - 1883)
Richard “Dickie” Doyle came from a family of artists that included his father John Doyle and two brothers James and Charles. He was the uncle of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Like Andrew Wyeth, he learned to draw from his father and completed his first book illustrations at the age of twelve.
He illustrated works by Dickens and Thackeray and specialized in fairy tales, including The King of the Golden River and his masterpiece In Fairyland by William Allingham.
The illustrations were later the subject of a book by Andrew Lang entitled The Princess Nobody.
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Bibliography
Pictures by Richard Doyle (1907)
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Richard Doyle
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Poetical Works of Letitia Elizabeth Landon (1855)
Collected verse by one of the literary lights of Victorian Britain, who died young. Read for free online at HathiTrust.
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Letitia Elizabeth Landon
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Richard Doyle
The Princess Nobody: A Tale of Fairyland (1884)
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Andrew Lang
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Richard Doyle
Puck on Pegasus (1868)
A collection of poems from Punch. This is the fifth edition. Read online at archive.org.
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Henry Cholmondeley-Pennell
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George Cruikshank
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John Leech
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John Tenniel
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Punch Volume 10 (1846)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’ Read online at Google.
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Punch Volume 11 (1846)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’ Read online at Google.
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Punch Volume 12 (1847)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’ Read online at Google.
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Punch Volume 13 (1847)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’ Read online at Google.
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Punch Volume 14 (1848)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’ Read online at Google.
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Punch Volume 15 (1848)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’
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Punch Volume 16 (1849)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’
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Punch Volume 17 (1849)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’
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Punch Volume 18 (1850)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’
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Richard Doyle
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Punch Volume 19 (1850)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’
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Punch Volume 4 (1843)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’ Read online at Google.
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Punch Volume 5 (1843)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’ Read online at Google.
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Punch Volume 6 (1844)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’ Read online at Google.
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Richard Doyle
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Punch Volume 7 (1844)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’ Read online at Google.
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Richard Doyle
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Punch Volume 8 (1845)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’ Read online at Google.
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Punch Volume 9 (1845)
A British humor, satire and news magazine, famous for its illustrations, including those first designated as ‘cartoons.’ Read online at Google.
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